Latest news from the Borough Council and our partners

Great Yarmouth Borough Council's annual work to keep grassed areas and verges tidy has started earlier than usual as teams look to make sure the area is maintained to the highest standards.

With work on Great Yarmouth's stunning new library and learning hub - The Place - almost complete, the official opening date of the landmark venue has been announced.

Great Yarmouth's famous Easter Fair will be based in the town's Market Place, Fuller's Hill, Brewery Plain and Church Plain from Thursday, April 24, until Sunday, April 27.

Great Yarmouth Borough Council has been awarded more than £8m to upgrade local homes with free energy efficiency improvements to help people cut bills and reduce carbon emissions.

Great Yarmouth Borough Council has submitted its Final Draft Local Plan to the Government for independent examination.

A new series of guided heritage walks in the borough of Great Yarmouth has been revealed for 2025.

With work nearing completion on the revamp of Great Yarmouth's Market Place, the town's two-day market is set to move back to its traditional home from tomorrow (Saturday, April 5).

Local history enthusiasts are being invited to try their hand at archaeology with a new initiative being launched by Great Yarmouth Borough Council and Great Yarmouth Preservation Trust.

A limited number of new beach huts on the seafront at Great Yarmouth have been released for annual rent.

A new range of tougher powers to tackle to anti-social behaviour across the borough of Great Yarmouth come into force tomorrow.

As part of The National Lottery Open Week 2025, the Winter Gardens in Great Yarmouth threw open its doors for tours of the landmark building ahead of its restoration.

Great Yarmouth Borough Council is urging businesses and organisations to register properties for inclusion in this year's Heritage Open Days (HODs) festival.

People are being invited to apply for tickets for the annual Civic Ball in Great Yarmouth to celebrate the Mayor's year of service.

Great Yarmouth Borough Council has endorsed a three-unitary model for Norfolk, as set out in the Interim Plan presented to councillors at a full council meeting this evening (March 20).

A man who illegally traded on Regent Road in Great Yarmouth has been ordered to pay almost £1,500 in fines and costs.

Taxi drivers, local businesses and the public are being invited to find out more about the improvements to the bus station in Great Yarmouth with the opportunity to look at the plans and learn more about the scheme which is due to be completed in May.

A Great Yarmouth man has been ordered to pay £750 in costs after ignoring a fixed penalty notice for fly tipping.

Great Yarmouth Borough Council has announced that traffic management barriers in the town's Market Place have been taken down ahead of the completion of major works to improve the area.